Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Sabattus Maine reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for pregnancy and recovery. A Graniteville Virginia respondent also credits the remedy during the Change of Life. The letter touts thirty years of use and urges others to try the product for female ailments.
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Sabattus
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Avis
Graniteville
Charles BaRcLay
R.F.D
Managing a Husband: The art of guiding men
An editorial contrasts elder wisdom and modern advice on managing husbands. It argues that aging men require subtle, skilled handling to draw out their best, while cautioning against coercion. The piece praises unselfish guidance yet warns of sacrificing one’s own virtue.
Experience Teaches Honest Fraud And Bricks For Divorces
A humorous Pat in a mock dialogue admits a fraudulent weights scam in a grocery, confessing lead filling caused loss, while a separate item notes a Kapsas woman seeking divorce after her husband hurls bricks at her in a cautionary tale about unwarranted aggression.
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Pat
Harper’s Weekly
Kapsas
Plan to Plant Walnuts Across Kansas
The Kansas State Agricultural College outlines a walnut drive to aid western Kansas. Eastern counties gather and ship nuts starting October 17, with central drop points by November 5, then western counties receive seed walnuts on November 12 for planting in fur rows six to seven inches deep and maintained with spacing guidelines.
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Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
New Agricultural Course Opened at Eureka Southern Kansas Academy
A unique agricultural department is established at Eureka's Southern Kansas Academy. The program mirrors sub-freshman work at Kansas State Agricultural College and covers the first two years of college studies with practical ag fields. State college authorities will supervise the program directly.
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Kansas
Southern Kansas Academy
Eureka
State College
Fever Epidemic Prompts Water Bans at KU Districts
Lawrence reports typhoid fever outbreak with one death and twelve new cases in a week. The health office condemns wells in student districts and orders stopping the use of wet water citywide. University of Kansas officials inspect drinking water in student housing and fraternity rooms.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Health Office
University of Kansas
Night Depot Master John McAllister Resigns After 80 Years
John McAllister resigns as night depot master at Atchison Union station. He served 80 years in the role and 27 years with no night off, working seven nights a week. He also previously held a night position with an express company for two years.
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John McAllister
Atchison Union Station
New Power Plant for Manhattan Reorganized Firm Forms Blue River
The Rocky Ford Milling and Power company of Manhattan is reorganized as the Blue River Power company and has bought machinery to duplicate the four mile north Manhattan power plant on the Blue river. The new plant will have a capacity of a thousand horsepower.
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Manhattan
Rocky Ford Milling and Power Company of
Blue River Power Company
Blue River
Liberal Proposes Artesian Test Ahead of Drilling Plan
A local group plans a stock company to drill a prospect hole 2000 to 3000 feet deep near Liberal to test for artesian water oil or gas within the next 60 days. Edwin Foster county assessor will seek to remove deputy assessors from data gathering this fall arguing the cost of county assessment could exceed 77000 and be reduced by assigning them full time to assessing.
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Liberal
Edwin Foster
Enrollment at Kansas State Agricultural College Tops 1700
The fall term enrollment at Kansas State Agricultural College reaches 1700 with many students from farm backgrounds. The winter term gains from short courses in farming and dairying, which last year enrolled 240 students to boost attendance.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
2000 Attend Institute at Kincaid Farmers Institute
About two thousand persons attended the Kincaid farmers institute. Strong interest was shown and a larger and better stock and corn show was held than last year.
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Kincaid Farmers’ Institute
Forest Fire Toll and Damage Across the North
Reports place 800 dead in a vast forest fire region and say 12 000 residents lived in the burned district. About 200 bodies have been recovered, 5 000 left homeless, 2 000 missing, with property losses near 100 million dollars. Towns affected include Jean dette Spooner Roosevelt Longworth Swift Pitt Zipple Sold Cedar Spur Gravel Pit Spur Graceton Eagle. Early burning areas include Rainy River Warrapah Sprague International Falls Pinewood with Rainy River under refugee pressure and animals suffering in the blaze. Mrs Briggs told a tale of walking twenty miles to hear a sermon and quipping I hoofed it.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Jeandette
Spooner
Roosevelt
Longworth
Swift
Pitt
Zipple Sold
Cedar Spur
Gravel Pit Spur
Graceton
Eagle
Rainy River
Warra
Ballinger Calls End to Tribal Guardianship at Indian Congress
Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger addressed 18 tribal delegates in Muskig ee Oklahoma asserting that the day has come to end tribal relations and grant citizenship duties and privileges. He said the government should not continue guardianship after citizenship and announced immediate sale by public auction of nearly 2,000,000 acres of unallotted lands.
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Muskigee
Oklahoma
Indian Congress
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Hie
United States
First Columbus Day Observed with Taft in Boston
President Taft helped inaugurate the first formal Columbus Day in Boston with Gov. Draper and a large civic parade. He stood on his leg for 90 minutes as 52,000 marchers including coast fortification regulars and sailors passed by before retreating to Beverly for luncheon at the Touraine.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Boston
Draper
Boston Yard
State House
Starkville Miners Die in Colorado Mine Explosion
In Starkville Colorado the first horror chamber of the Starkville labyrinth reveals that 50 miners likely perished in a Saturday night explosion. A group penetrating to entry 1-7 found 11 bodies, all charred and spread in various positions, suggesting instantaneous death as destruction swept the underground channels.
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Starkville
Colorado
Not Responsible. Nurse-What’s that dirty mark on your leg
A garbled dialogue scene shows a nurse instructing Master Frank to wash a dirt mark after a punch accusation. A stray line about pure food laws links love tainted by filth to commerce, adding odd commentary to the fragment.
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Frank
Harold
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the Centaur Company
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